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1. ^ a b Johnson, 27; see also, Todd, 165.
2. ^ Qtd. in Butler, 1.
3. ^ Barrell and Mee, "Introduction", xi–xii.
4. ^ Butler, 33; Kelly, 85.
5. ^ a b c Butler, 34–35.
6. ^ Butler, 108.
7. ^ Butler, 1.
8. ^ Butler, 3–4.
9. ^ Butler, "Introductory essay", 7; see also Barrell and Mee, "Introduction", xii.
10. ^ Barrell and Mee, "Introduction", xiii.
11. ^ Keen, 54.
12. ^ Qtd. in Barrell and Mee, "Introduction", xxi.
13. ^ Barrell and Mee, "Introduction", xxxv; Keen, 54.
14. ^ Butler, "Introductory essay", 3.
15. ^ Butler, 1–2; 33–34.
16. ^ Butler, 33–34.
17. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 33.
18. ^ Godwin, ch. 6
19. ^ Godwin, 73.
20. ^ Todd, 164; see also Johnson, 26.
21. ^ Furniss, 60; Taylor, 7; Sapiro, 23; Myers, 113.
22. ^ Furniss, 60.
23. ^ Sunstein, 198.
24. ^ a b Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 43–44.
25. ^ Johnson, 26; Myers, 114.
26. ^ Myers, 119.
27. ^ Myers, 129.
28. ^ a b Johnson, 26.
29. ^ Poovey, 58; Kelly, 88.
30. ^ a b Sapiro, 197.
31. ^ Sapiro, 197; Myers, 121; Kelly, 88–89.
32. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 37.
33. ^ Johnson, 26; see also, Poovey 58–59.
34. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 59.
35. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 70; see also Myers, 120–21.
36. ^ Sapiro, 82; Todd, 218; Kelly, 88.
37. ^ Taylor, 64.
38. ^ Sapiro, 199; Jones, 49; Johnson, 28; Myers, 123–24.
39. ^ Qtd. in Butler, 44.
40. ^ Sapiro, 83; Kelly, 94–95.
41. ^ Todd, 164.
42. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 95; see also Jones, 49; 51; Poovey, 65; Myers, 125.
43. ^ Jones, 51.
44. ^ Jones, 53.
45. ^ Myers, 118; Kelly, 93.
46. ^ Sapiro 84; see also, Jones, 49–50; Sapiro, xx; Furniss, 60; Kelly, 91.
47. ^ Sapiro, 90.
48. ^ Jones, 43; Sapiro, xx; Johnson, 25; Kelly, 90–91.
49. ^ a b Todd, 166.
50. ^ a b c d Jones, 44–46.
51. ^ a b Sapiro, 216.
52. ^ Jones, 45.
53. ^ Furniss, 61.
54. ^ Todd, 164; Kelly, 91–92.
55. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 75.
56. ^ Sapiro, 209; Kelly, 92.
57. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 44.
58. ^ Jones, 48.
59. ^ Jones, 48; Myers, 125–26.
60. ^ Furniss, 62; Kelly, 97.
61. ^ Todd, 163; Sapiro, 201–205.
62. ^ Kelly, 98–99.
63. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 95–96.
64. ^ Johnson, 26; Sapiro, 121–22; Kelly, 90; 97–98.
65. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 35.
66. ^ Wollstonecraft, Vindications, 80.
67. ^ Poovey, 62.
68. ^ Johnson, 27; see also Myers, 127–28; Kelly, 90.
69. ^ Todd, 163; Taylor, 67.
70. ^ Poovey, 56–57.
71. ^ Godwin, 73; see also Todd, 168; Sapiro, 25.
72. ^ a b Wardle, 120–21.
73. ^ Qtd. in Kelly, 101–102.
74. ^ Qtd. in Todd, 472, n.34; see also Wardle, 121.
75. ^ Myers, 113; Kelly, 84.
76. ^ Qtd. in Todd, 167.
77. ^ Qtd. in Sapiro, 2.
78. ^ Sapiro, 25; 186–87.
79. ^ Sapiro, 83.

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